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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
4
A June 24 1960 Winchester Evening Star column emphasizes loyal service to church brethren and strangers with a religious quote from John 5 urging ongoing charity. Editorial note stresses communal aid as essential to faith.
A North Carolina psychologist’s study of 20 self described geniuses finds a life of drudgery and loneliness, with three ingredients for high intelligence: parental attention, isolation from youth, and strong imagination. The piece argues mass education suppresses genius and notes the U.S. plans to address Castro with the OAS. It also compares Moscow and New York wages and prices highlighting the lure of American goods in the Soviet Union.
The Atomic Energy Commission reported no Soviet atomic tests in the past two years. Oscar P. Hamilton Jr. was elected president of Berryville Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mr and Mrs William Gaylord arrived from Swarthmore to visit Miss Frances Page. Elizabeth Ann Ames of Berryville named to the Dean's list at Mary Washington College.
A father teaches a boy to share by granting possessions only if kept where they benefit others. The tale follows the child’s escalating wishes from the moon to the ocean, illustrating wisdom in generosity and restraint. The lesson ends with the father noting the boy must be unselfish in his desires.
By Ear L Douglass argues that ownership of land and sky lies not in taxes or possession but in those who appreciate beauty. He cites St. Paul all things are yours and asserts the world belongs to all who value and share its wonders.
Twenty five years ago in 1935 the fourth annual convention of Disabled American Veterans of the World War opened in Richmond. Mussolini threatened to push Ethiopia out of the League if Britain raised Italo-Ethiopian matters at Geneva. Mrs Lucille Sirbaugh returned home after visiting Rev Cassidy and Mrs Cassidy in Knoxville Tennessee.
Fifty years ago in 1910 Mrs. C S Baker of North Market street quietly marked her 82nd birthday. F H McWhorter and family from Los Angeles were to summer with W A Baker, at the house they had leased. Charles R Jones of Berryville visited on business.
Washington assesses the Japan visit turmoil. Secretary Herter admits misjudgment after mobs led to canceling President Eisenhower's Tokyo trip. The piece argues the Japanese government failed to maintain order and questions American responsibility while praising other successful missions.
Former President Truman urged bipartisanship in foreign policy while Democratic candidates debate Eisenhower's handling. Kennedy attacked Eisenhower's approach with a detailed alternative, Johnson shifted to the issue, Stevenson floated dual positions on Khrushchev, and Nixon defends the administration amid a growing campaign focus on foreign affairs.
Dr Bundesen explains the body stays active at night turning food into energy and preparing for the next day. Hormones produced at night fuel morning heat and adrenal supply. thyroid activity and skin growth peak in morning. digestion kidneys and liver work, sweat glands secrete, dream cycles alter respiration and blood pressure.
A quiz guide promises scoring by daily answers over ten days. It lists sample items about fleas wings Hong Kong occupation Pavlova linen actor with a thousand faces and other trivia.
In Green Village New Jersey a spring remains in the basement of Donald Hendershot's century old home. The spring fills a three foot pool in a cellar corner, suggesting the house was built over a water source for defense during Indian raids.
A short verse by Luther Markin urges careful view and planning and then actions aligned with conscience. The piece frames self guided decision making and moral consideration in a concise, reflective couplet.
The text notes Truman faces unique criticism from Democrats over Eisenhower era foreign policy while Nelson Rockefeller stays silent and Nixon offers new ideas but defends his seven and a half year role in the administration.
The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Front Royal observes its eighteenth anniversary with Rev. L. C. Sparks Jr. as guest speaker at the 11 a.m. service. Sparks previously led the church 1946–1950 after wartime Navy service. other pastors include Rev. Gordon Zirkle and Rev. Lawrence Roller. A fellowship hour follows.
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